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that's because of the poor economic environment we've been in. all these things pointing to a slow down, not to mention the swing demand center of the world, china, slowing down and having problems really has put the brakes on what was an impressive rally. we've given back 10% of that now already in rapid fashion. i think it's a clear signal for investors across the markets to watch out. there's a ral slowing going on. >> there's a real slowing going on, and it's being reflected in the price of oil. where else is it being reflected? might we see other commodities start following oil lower? >> you're starting to see the agricultural commodities break down a bit. you saw soybeans down around 15. that could get into the low teens quickly here. also, on to that oil story was the warnings from caterpillar, norfolk southern, fedex. again, this highlights that the transportations are sliding. they're slowing demand for energy out there. not only here, but in the world. so i'm just hoping that the stocks can hold on to their gains by keying off better ho
that's because of the poor economic environment we've been in. all these things pointing to a slow down, not to mention the swing demand center of the world, china, slowing down and having problems really has put the brakes on what was an impressive rally. we've given back 10% of that now already in rapid fashion. i think it's a clear signal for investors across the markets to watch out. there's a ral slowing going on. >> there's a real slowing going on, and it's being reflected in the...
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the environment is different. we just can't take all of that and apply it widely. reporter: created by the elections in and the fiscal clip at the end of the year, also the debt crisis mirror. cheryl: all right, peter burns, thank you very much. if you are fired up about this or any other issues on the program, send gerri an e-mail at cherry at fox business.com. >> coming up on "the willis report", an electric car that nobody wants to purchase. we spend billions of dollars on your dime. and housing cop and sent prices skyrocketing. would this mean for the market? also, remember when free checking accounts were almost everywhere? not anymore. our financial advisor breaks down what it's costing you and ally bank. why they're always there to talk. i love you, james. don't you love me? i'm a robot. i know. i know you're a robot! but there's more in you than just circuits and wires! uhhh. (cries) a machine can't give you what a person can. that's why ally has knowledgeable people there for you, night and day. ally bank. your money needs an ally. as part of a heart healt
the environment is different. we just can't take all of that and apply it widely. reporter: created by the elections in and the fiscal clip at the end of the year, also the debt crisis mirror. cheryl: all right, peter burns, thank you very much. if you are fired up about this or any other issues on the program, send gerri an e-mail at cherry at fox business.com. >> coming up on "the willis report", an electric car that nobody wants to purchase. we spend billions of dollars on...
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you know unemployment benefit bills and definitely that's not conducive to say privatisations in an environment of such and security and contraction so these are a bit tough questions and really what we see is that the greek population or most of you know the greek society is losing patience because they've been asked to foot the bill before and it hasn't really worked. that sad another part of the greek population continues to track surveyed and remain largely unaffected by the crisis and that's something this government has to really really tackle. so same issues and greece no real different outcome yet but still ahead what about spain we'll hear more from a tina status on the protests in spain and what the dissent means but first the closing market numbers. what drives the world the fear mongering used by politicians who makes decisions to break through it's already been made who can you trust no one who is you who with the global machinery see where are we heading state controlled capital as it's called sessions when nobody dares to ask we do our t.v. question more. welcome back we're talki
you know unemployment benefit bills and definitely that's not conducive to say privatisations in an environment of such and security and contraction so these are a bit tough questions and really what we see is that the greek population or most of you know the greek society is losing patience because they've been asked to foot the bill before and it hasn't really worked. that sad another part of the greek population continues to track surveyed and remain largely unaffected by the crisis and...
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again, in the environment we're in certainly driven by a lot of momentum and a lot of expectation of future growth. those underperforming sectors will probably continue to underperform. and, again, those companies, you know, that were mentioned there in the broader sectors of tech and telecom in particular, those are the broad sectors that have been, actually, outperforming the equity market here in the u.s., and that's probably where the momentum's going to stay. david: hey, david, finally, to you. of we have this battle going on inside the fed. we have plosser who was on our air yesterday saying, in fact, that the fed is doing much too much, and then you have charles evans, the chicago fed president, coming back today saying that if we hadn't done what we did with qe3, we were going to have a lost decade. actually, we've already had a lost decade, but he's saying another lost decade. where do you think this is going to end, this battle within the fed that, frankly, is new in. >> i think that they're going to continue on the path that they're taking with the argument that they've do
again, in the environment we're in certainly driven by a lot of momentum and a lot of expectation of future growth. those underperforming sectors will probably continue to underperform. and, again, those companies, you know, that were mentioned there in the broader sectors of tech and telecom in particular, those are the broad sectors that have been, actually, outperforming the equity market here in the u.s., and that's probably where the momentum's going to stay. david: hey, david, finally, to...
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were reaching for you know in this low rate environment is the risk of falling off the cliff becoming more than the herd is willing to bear though and will overturn flight to quality leaves some investors and off into the abyss will discuss plus r.b.s. managers took part in live or manipulation that's according to a bloomberg report citing interviews and instant messages i will get every time we get angry about private bank manipulation rightfully so but where are the headlines about the public private consortium that has bought and now controls thirty five percent of the long term treasury market duncan about the fed of course we'll talk to peter chair of t.f. market advisors about it and wall work on treasuries we parse the perspectives on the popular treasury e.t.f. will bring you the breakdown and word of the day let's get to today's capital account. there are certain historical relationships that investors look at when deciding where or how to invest in in today's environment stocks look pretty cheap relative to treasuries but does this fail to take into account a fundamental cha
were reaching for you know in this low rate environment is the risk of falling off the cliff becoming more than the herd is willing to bear though and will overturn flight to quality leaves some investors and off into the abyss will discuss plus r.b.s. managers took part in live or manipulation that's according to a bloomberg report citing interviews and instant messages i will get every time we get angry about private bank manipulation rightfully so but where are the headlines about the public...
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technologies allow natural gas producers to supply affordable, cleaner energy, while protecting our environment. across america, these technologies protect air - by monitoring air quality and reducing emissions... ...protect water - through conservation and self-contained recycling systems... ... and protect land - by reducing our footprint and respecting wildlife. america's natural gas... domestic, abundant, clean energy to power our lives... that's smarter power today. >>> welcome back. we have weakness on wall street today. about 30 minutes left before the closing bell sounds. the dow jones industrial average down about 38 points in the home stretch. more from mary thompson. >> just about seven points above the lows of the day for the dow jones industrial average, pressured by europe. we want to highlight one group. you heard seema talking about some of the bounce back and the big tech names earlier today. the tech sector was the weakest performer among the ten we follow. energy right now has taken that slot. turning around in large part because we've seen a turn around in hewlett-packard. t
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worker was able to push her cart to safety several others had to be rescued by lifeboat the phrase environment agency warrants the waters are likely to rise further. an egyptian newspaper has published a series of cartoons in response to the offensive caricature of the prophet mohammad that recently appeared in a french magazine one cartoon shows the burning world trade center through a pair of spectacles with a caption western glasses for the islamic world while another shows a flashlight painted with an american flag highlighting an arab man holding out a bloody knife while the true picture is not goes on seen many gyptian is have applauded the cartoons as a civilized response to the french have occasion. demonstrators are rallying outside a south african courthouse where political activists julius malema is being charged with corruption he's accused of laundering proceeds from illegal public contracts and using the money to buy a car and plot of land his supporters see the charges as a government's attempt to silence him lemon has used the recent unrest at south africa's mines in his critic
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i am not sure you will get this massive dip especially when the environment is better. >> that's what makes the markets, ladies and gentlemen. >> not cle shea at all, courtney reagan with two tech stocks on the move. >> thank you very much, michelle. much needed good news for research in motion, a name we talk about a lot. they're getting a lift after estimates are raised at goldman sachs citing the unexpected increase in the smartphone subscriber pace. that was announced at the blackberry jam conference yesterday. apple is down 5% since the release of the iphone 5, a surprise to many, michelle. >> thank you, courtney. still ahead, where should you be investing in earnings season derails the rally and homes over 40%. we will show you great data points we found. stay tuned. sometimes investing opportunities are hard to spot. you have to dig a little. fidelity's etf market tracker shows you the big picture on how different asset classes are performing, and it lets you go in for a closer look at areas within a class or sector that may be bucking a larger trend. i'm stephen hett of fideli
i am not sure you will get this massive dip especially when the environment is better. >> that's what makes the markets, ladies and gentlemen. >> not cle shea at all, courtney reagan with two tech stocks on the move. >> thank you very much, michelle. much needed good news for research in motion, a name we talk about a lot. they're getting a lift after estimates are raised at goldman sachs citing the unexpected increase in the smartphone subscriber pace. that was announced at...
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do like it's a question more and more people are aware of today climate change in the safety of our environment as a whole are being discussed around the world and perhaps it's those small steps that might be a start to people living in harmony with nature. going to be so much brighter if you move the balance from funds to christianize. stock totty dot com. you're watching r t we're moving over to spain now it's around two in madrid a with minor clashes erupting already as tens of thousands of protesters return to the streets around the spanish parliament that despite a merciless police crackdown last night with more than one hundred demonstrators injured or arrested let's now cross over to our g.'s jacob reeves who's at the rally for us right now in madrid good to see you there jacob from the looks of it has been no no drop in attendance has there. yes and things really heating up though very recently now looks originally like this may remain a very demonstration the atmosphere has changed a bit soft the crowd swirled in numbers into the thousands and there was spilled out on the streets they
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will save 50% on energy consumption, about 50% on water consumption, provide a less toxic indoor air environment, and fwoibuilt to l for centuries instead of a few decades. >> okay. i like your website because it lays it out clearly what you got to do. you got to buy land. >> got to have land. >> then you contact you, pick out a design. then what? is this an all-cash purchase? is it a traditional mortgage? >> we're a custom home builder. you go through the same process as anyone building a new home for themselves. you take out a construction loan. >> it's not a normal purchase money mortgage. >> right. new home construction. >> then it is delivered. how long does it take to construct? >> that's really where our market advantage lies, or one of them. there's nothing else on the face of the planet that is still built outside except for houses. you don't own anything built. outside. >> i own very little. >> so what was the question? >> basically saying how long does it take to build, how is it delivered? what's the advantage from a time perspecti perspective? >> when someone orders the house, we're
will save 50% on energy consumption, about 50% on water consumption, provide a less toxic indoor air environment, and fwoibuilt to l for centuries instead of a few decades. >> okay. i like your website because it lays it out clearly what you got to do. you got to buy land. >> got to have land. >> then you contact you, pick out a design. then what? is this an all-cash purchase? is it a traditional mortgage? >> we're a custom home builder. you go through the same process...
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s environment agency warns the waters are likely to rise further. are you watching our live from moscow we can our cross back to live pictures from greece ultimately in athens a downtown outside the parliament building we have been seeing people throwing molotov cocktails certainly crowds are swarming the street riot police at this point according to this picture seem to almost be out numbering those in protest of course as the greek police have been firing tear gas at the demonstrators in athens the people are demonstrating against further austerity measures hiking taxes slash in pensions and again it seems that many are saying that greece continues to spend more money than it has coming in again protests austerity measures athens live pictures for you right here on. let's get some business news here there's r.t. don't you bush or hi daniel the conflict between china and japan over disputed islands it's certainly taking a chunk out of regional business refusing to budge and it's good. for toyota it's a real. production in china the world's biggest
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obviously a low-interest environment, what is another point you want to make? i have been following them for years. >> there of 15% so they have done well. they are benefiting from lower interest rates to a 220 year low. credit spreads are tightening too so cost of money coming down but more importantly commercial real estates are very strong. very little construction activity in the 2012 period. where we are today is demand greater than supply so rent is going up for many property types in many parts of the country. the average yield is 3.3% so investors are looking for a little in come. cheryl: you talk about the fact that people are moving into apartments and things like that because you have hotel and health care and old folks and the apartment buildings. looking at your top holdings, simon property. biggest name in the business. >> a large holding in the index and a fund. stocks have done well this year. and they do have discretionary money to spend and nordstrom or what have you but they participated in the economy of the last year or two so they have bee
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working environment -- which is really what the refs are there to do first and foremost, to keep the players safe -- then that union is empowered to watch over the resolution of that problem. and so far the coaches' and players' unions have held their tongues and not gotten involve with the this ref dispute. cheryl: you know, if you look at the amount of bets that were lost, especially on the packers' game, we're talking $150 million, granted some booking agencies are actually refunding because they say, look, the proof is what you saw on television. at the same time, though, do you this think that this is going to make the owners look bad because they're the ones that have so much of a financial stake in all this, they're the ones that are losing if their team loses based on a bad call? >> yeah. i think what're seeing now -- what we're seeing now is some tension among the owners because they realize they're damaging the nfl brand, and it's a brand that's been respected. it's roger goodell's first duty to protect the nfl shield, and he's not done a good job over the last few months,
working environment -- which is really what the refs are there to do first and foremost, to keep the players safe -- then that union is empowered to watch over the resolution of that problem. and so far the coaches' and players' unions have held their tongues and not gotten involve with the this ref dispute. cheryl: you know, if you look at the amount of bets that were lost, especially on the packers' game, we're talking $150 million, granted some booking agencies are actually refunding because...
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we constantly monitor the environment and assess threats and take action as warranted." >>shepard: thank you, rich, from washington, dc. strict budget cuts in greece have had tens of thousands of people rioting in the streets. the violent demonstration is the biggest in many months. cops say those are gasoline bombs that protesters are hurling at officers. riot police responded to the rounds of tear gas. they are angry over budget cuts that the european finance officials demanded in exchange for the multibillion dollar greece bailout. police in phoenix, at home, say a 39-year-old self described filmmaker recorded a video where a teen, his nephew, posed as a terrorist holding what looked like a rocket propelled grenade. here is the video. the kid in the costume is 16. the weapon is a fake. the so-called filmmaker shot the video eight days after the colorado movie massacre to see how fast police would react to the teen posing as a terrorist with a weapon. >> as we approached our actor appeared at threatening as possible but went unnoticed. our actor paced the crosswalk to
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pressure now and some key business decisions being made as a result of the uncertainty in the macro environment. >> the dow up 10%. the s&p 500 up nearly 500. nasdaq up nearly 20%. the dax up 25. pretty nice gains. at the beginning of the year, you would have taken all of those for the year, right? >> certainly. the reason being, actually stocks and corporates are generally in this economic crisis that we're seeing around the western world are the safe haven. you don't want exposure to governments. you don't want exposure to consumers. the corporates can manage their cost base. they can move where the demand is much more freely than say consumers can and governments can. so at the moment, money's got to go somewhere and it's hard to get too bearish on equities, given the yields and actually how demand is holding up for these organizations. >> that's what you were talking about, where else that money might go. so look, for example, at corporate credit where we've seen such an inflow into high yield. we've seen high yield returning in the range of 17% this year. so if you look into next year when
pressure now and some key business decisions being made as a result of the uncertainty in the macro environment. >> the dow up 10%. the s&p 500 up nearly 500. nasdaq up nearly 20%. the dax up 25. pretty nice gains. at the beginning of the year, you would have taken all of those for the year, right? >> certainly. the reason being, actually stocks and corporates are generally in this economic crisis that we're seeing around the western world are the safe haven. you don't want...
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and in an environment like that, gold as a currency wants to go higher. can it have a correction? of course. should it have a correction? it needs one. did it have one today? yes. it took about $18 to $20 out of it at one time. came back late in the day. i was impressed. have i changed my position on gold? no, still bullish. >>> we've heard a lot about shale gas in the united states. but what about china? wilbur ross is looking to get a piece of the action in china. some are calling it the wild west of investing over there, through his company, ross has a 14.5% stake, looking to participate in the first auction open to foreign investors. mr. ross has recently returned from a trip to asia, actually yesterday. he joins us here on set. always great to see you. >> good to be back. >> you dent look jet llagged at all. >> it's deceptive. >> so much possibility is being talked about. beijing is on board establishing targets of the number of metric feet they want to have produced in the country. at the same time, there are key differences between what is going on here in the marcellus sha
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do you long for a more stimulating work environment? we don't. we're perfectly happy here. >> very happy. >> we did find one that might not cure for your cubicle fatigue. we'll find out what that is after the break. rick santelli, his cubicle is the size of the cme floor is working on the next hour of "squawk on the street." >> it is a great place to have the cubicle. you can learn a lot about a person by the company they keep and also learn a lot about politics by the investments of their base. we're going to talk about that and how it relates to private equity at the top of the hour and then at the bottom of the hour we're going to talk a little high frequency trading, algorithm trading and whether there is any significant benefits. have you two great packages today. tune in. when you take a closer look... ...at the best schools in the world... ...you see they all have something very interesting in common. they have teachers... ...with a deeper knowledge of their subjects. as a result, their students achieve at a higher level. let's develop mor
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they live in such a media-rich and digitally-rich and experience-rich environment now that it's-- it's made my job in some ways easier because what they bring into the classroom is really complex and interesting and it's my job to kind of harness that energy and that enthusiasm and direct it toward the things that i need them to learn as far as being 21st century communicators and thinkers and problem solvers. >> suarez: you often hear that teachers can tell who's going to have trouble in high school early on. in the earlier grades. do you agree with that? and is there anything else teachers can be doing in those early grades to help those kids out? >> i think what-- the best teachers are are seekers. we are given a family's child to teach. we're given their most precious resource, their child. and our job is to send them out better than when they walk through the door. and better doesn't necessarily mean that they can ace a standardized test. better means that i have seen deep within each child what his or her unique potential is. and so great teachers give assignments that are seekin
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the best way to do that in this environment is to lower marginal tax rates for the middle class. don't go back on your pledge, mr. romney. i'm larry kudlow. we'll be back tomorrow. i'm bara ck o bama and i approve i'm bara this message. ck o romney: "it's time to stand up to the cheaters" vo: tough on china? not mitt romney. when a flood of chinese tires threatened a thousand american jobs... it was president obama who stood up to china and protected american workers. mitt romney attacked obama's decision... said standing up to china was "bad for the nation and our workers." how can mitt romney take on the cheaters... when he's taking their side? the silverado's powertrain warranty is 40,000 miles more than ford. and this workhorse gives you the power of a v8 with the highway fuel economy of a v6. incredible! right? an amazing test drive. i agree. [ male announcer ] it's chevy truck month. now during chevy truck month, get 0% apr financing for 60 months or trade up to get the 2012 chevy silverado all-star edition with a total value of $8,000. hurry in before they're all gone! hum
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an easy regulatory environment? educated workforce? low tax rate? what is your main draw? >> to be successful you have to do it all and we are focusing on all those things. we built on technology. texas instruments was one of the founding fathers and when you build a city on technology that happens. when we have the f.w. airport when you get any place in the nation very quickly the third busiest airport in the world, it helps a lot and city hall we make sure we get things in and out and make decisions and don't get caught up in a lot of bureaucracy. try to minimize that as much as we can. melissa: some things to highlight. you have a budget surplus of $2.3 million and that has to do with property tax base because home values did not go down -- go up or down as much. they have been stable. over the next five years you see 12.8% job growth ranking number 4 nationally. the biggest category you are going to add 127,000 professional and business service jobs. who should come to dallas looking to find a job? >> at at&t, move from san antonio and attracting business service secto
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are some of the best trained in the country and they choose to work in these type of, you know, grill environments. >> and it's a group that actually has one of the highest rates in the country. you get the best medical students in the country are going to places like highland. because the types of disease and illness you see there are, you know, almost like third world country-type disease, because people don't go to the hospital, because they don't want to get a bill. they wait very long. they don't have primary care doctors's so they wait a long time. by the time they get to the hospital they're very, very sick. >> right. >> it's a self-selecting group. a bit like a m.a.s.h. unit. a lot of those nurses are some the community. c.j., queen of the waiting room. knows a lot of these people. her friends, her neighbors. >> the film "the waiting room" opens nationwide in the coming weeks. thanks. >>> next on "starting point," cyndi lauper. her iconic hit almost didn't get made. and she didn't even want to sing it. history would have been changed forever, next. ♪ my mother says when you gonna live yo
are some of the best trained in the country and they choose to work in these type of, you know, grill environments. >> and it's a group that actually has one of the highest rates in the country. you get the best medical students in the country are going to places like highland. because the types of disease and illness you see there are, you know, almost like third world country-type disease, because people don't go to the hospital, because they don't want to get a bill. they wait very...
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better environment for small business. criticism of the teacher unions among others. >> mark preston reporting live from washington. >>> president obama also making stops in ohio today at two universities, actually. he'll be at bowling green university and kent state university. according to the new poll, one thing the president does not have to worry about, it appears, is the youth vote. according to the ne poll that we mentioned, president obama is ahead of romney by a staggering 35 points among voters under the age of 35. white house correspondent dan lothian live in washington. dan, i found it kind of interesting that the president is going to visit kent state and bowling green and not, let's say, ohio state. kent and bowling green are more in blue collar areas of the state of ohio. columbus is more white collar. >> that's right. what you see is the president reaching out to younger voters as you were pointing out. they have strong support among this group. there had been a lot of concern earlier on whether or not the
better environment for small business. criticism of the teacher unions among others. >> mark preston reporting live from washington. >>> president obama also making stops in ohio today at two universities, actually. he'll be at bowling green university and kent state university. according to the new poll, one thing the president does not have to worry about, it appears, is the youth vote. according to the ne poll that we mentioned, president obama is ahead of romney by a...
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then i say, are you holding back on hiring because of the environment? they say absolutely. these young people are being denied. over 53% can't find a job even with a bachelor's degree. >> brian: you want to ask us a question? >> yes. the question i want to ask you, if you look at the unemployment rate for the 16 to 24-year-olds, what is the unemployment rate for that group, which includes the college students versus the national unemployment rate? >> gretchen: i'm going to say c. >> steve: 11, 14 or 16. i'll go with gretch, the bigger number. >> brian: i'll go b. >> you're absolutely right. the unemployment rate for young people 16 to 24 is twice that of the so-called national average of 8.1%. that is a startling number. >> steve: how about another question? >> then the other question is: if you were to consider the four years that most college students spent to graduate this year, 2012, how much did the national debt increase while they were studying for four years? >> gretchen: 2.2 trail, 4.6 trillion. i'm going for c again. >> let me tell you, you are brilliant. 6.1 tril
then i say, are you holding back on hiring because of the environment? they say absolutely. these young people are being denied. over 53% can't find a job even with a bachelor's degree. >> brian: you want to ask us a question? >> yes. the question i want to ask you, if you look at the unemployment rate for the 16 to 24-year-olds, what is the unemployment rate for that group, which includes the college students versus the national unemployment rate? >> gretchen: i'm going to...
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i think the social cost of qe in that environment is going to be sufficiently poor, that the fed will step away. >> we're getting these weird cross currents. i'm glad you're here to ask about it. when the fed did it, we thought wow, things are worse than we thought. consumer confidence seems to be improving. the market was doing better. there's a lot of things that look like -- what were you talking about? what was so bad that you saw in this economy? but again, the transportation average is now down for the year. china looks worse than it was. are we entering a -- are we doing okay and accelerating in terms of growth, or are we slowing down again? >> i think there's probably three things that feed into it. first the transition mechanism wasn't working. people were instead of going out and buying risk assets and investigating companies, they were buying bonds in anticipation of the fed buying so. the operation twist was flattening the yield curve and trap iping liquidity there. i think the fact fact was constantly giving fixed numbers and fixed dates gives the market something to focu
i think the social cost of qe in that environment is going to be sufficiently poor, that the fed will step away. >> we're getting these weird cross currents. i'm glad you're here to ask about it. when the fed did it, we thought wow, things are worse than we thought. consumer confidence seems to be improving. the market was doing better. there's a lot of things that look like -- what were you talking about? what was so bad that you saw in this economy? but again, the transportation average...